1. After describing the situation in general, he went on (talk) about details.
) )
) talking b) having talked.
2. They stopped (discuss) where to go now.
) )
a) discussing b) being discussed
c) having discussed d) having been discussed.
3. Not (know) my friends new address I could hardly hope to find him.
) )
a) knowing b) being known
c) having known d) having been known.
4. Is there anything is that new magazine worth (read)?
) ) .
a) reading b) being read
c) having read d) having been read.
5. (Write) a letter I posted it.
) )
a) writing b) being written
c) having written d) having been written.
6. Would you mind (close) the front door?
) )
a) closing b) being closed
c) having closed d) having been closed.
7. In this shop you can buy things (make) in Europe.
) )
a) making b) made
c) being made d) having been made.
8. His (study) at Oxford helped him to find highly paid job.
) )
a) studying b) being studied
c) having studied d) having been studied.
III. .
1.The manager was surprised at Miss Posies cancelling all the engagements so suddenly.
2. We asked them for their answering our letter quickly.
3. We dont mind the doctors considering the matter again.
4. Im tired of his telling everybody my story.
5. Excuse my bothering you at this late hour.
6. You remembered your promising to lend me your big dictionary, dont you?
7. Thank you for your having helped me.
8. Nobodys seeing them was a mere chance.
IV. . .
1.Im thinking of (go) to Brazil.
2.You cannot live without (do) such stupid things.
3.He seems (know) everything about it.
4.Its useless (argue) with him. He wont listen to any reason.
5. They were advised (take) a light lunch.
6. Do you think it is worth (see) this film?
7. If you want (lose) weight, try (eat) less.
8. Its forbidden (smoke) here.
9. Im not very fond of (shop).
10. He managed (calm) her by promising to return soon.
11. In Arabia the usual way of (travel) is by camel.
12. You needed (add) some more sugar to that.
13. Mary is crazy about (take) photographs.
Conditional Sentences
I. .
1. Plants die, if you (not/ water) them.
a) wont water b) dont water
c) wouldnt water.
2. If I had one million dollars, I (probably/ buy) a yacht.
a) shall probably buy b) should probably buy
c) probably bought.
3. What a pity my husband is away! If he (be) here he (help) us.
a) were d) will help
b) would be here e) would help
c) is f) helps.
4. If I (get up) early tomorrow morning, I (go) swimming.
a) shall get up d) go
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b) get up e) am going to go
c) got up f) shall go.
5. If Benjamin Franklin (not/work) so hard, he (not/ become) the symbol of America.
a) didnt work b) wouldnt have worked
c) hadnt worked d) wouldnt have become
e) hadnt become f) wouldnt become
6. Did you say anything when he asked you?
No, I didnt. You see, if I (say) even a word, he (fly) into a rage.
a) said d) flew
b) would say e) would have flown
c) had said f) had flown.
7. Would it be all right if I (come) round at about six?
a) come b) came c) will come.
8. If the water (be heated) to 100 0C, it (boil).
a) will be heated b) would boil
c) would be heated d) boils
e) is heated f) boil
9. How did it happen that you missed your stop yesterday?
I (not/ miss) it, if the conductor (announce) the stops.
a) shouldnt miss b) hadnt missed
c) shouldnt have missed d) had accounced
e) would have announced f) announced.
10. If pigs (have) wings, they (fly)
a) had b) will fly
c) have d) flew
e) would have f) would fly.
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